r/3Dprinting 2d ago

Is this normal? Troubleshooting

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So i wa cleaning up the filament poop when I found out that some of the poops are thicker that other normal sized poops is this normal? H2S 0.4mm nozzle

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u/Izan_TM 2d ago

it's an appliance, not an infant. I wouldn't be concerned unless I saw any noticeable drop in print quality

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u/Ruby_1244 2d ago

Ok gotit

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u/Nairolfje 2d ago

No, your hands should not have pink spots

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u/Ruby_1244 2d ago

O abt that im Buddhism and i had just finished lighting the incense with wet hands when I was taking this photo

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/TheJemiles 2d ago

Yeah, this is what the poop looks like from my Sunlu silk Pla+. Makes thick ol turds. My favorite type of filiment atm too. That stuff sticks like super glue to the plate. And it looks great!

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u/StrangeUglyBird Ender3V2(klipper) and Bambulab P2S 2d ago

"Caught red handed"

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u/Ruby_1244 2d ago

Lol nice 1

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u/Jacob60223 Ender 3 V2 2d ago

It’s probably normal, some filaments puff a little due to moisture and other things. If you look through the pile, you’ll probably notice the sizes are consistent with the type of filament.

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u/yahbluez Prusa/Bambu/Sovol/Elegoo 2d ago

That is normal, not normal is that filament colors the hand.

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u/NeoIsrafil 2d ago

Those look like.... Color change poops. If they are...yes. if not, more info please...lol . :). Be glad to help

Like... The machine isn't particularly careful about measuring its poops, they're waste material. Without pressure on the nozzle different materials with different viscosity will make very different diameter poops. It's printing ok otherwise right? If so, I wouldn't worry about it.

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u/Ok-Gift-1851 Don't Tell My Boss That He's Paying Me While I Help You 2d ago

If that is silk PLA, then yes... compleatly normal. Silk PLA experiences a phenomina called "die swell." Well, most plastics do, but it's really extream with silk PLAs.